I'm actually working on doing that very thing. But I have so little time (and it's very boring tedious work). Would you be willing to help with the port?
Sean Sent from my iPhone On Nov 19, 2008, at 1:59 AM, Daevid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just looked at some blog entries on haxe.org, and realized that they are able to compiile swf:s that are a lot faster than what you can achieve with the as3, for example they managed to make a perlin noise function 6 times faster than the optimized as3 version (made by Mario Klingeman). There is also a very impressive physics engine. It seems like most of the speed is through typed arrays (in flash player 9!) and automatic inlining of static functions etc. Would it make sense to convert/compile away 3d in haxe? Is there anyway that you can compile an haxe project so that you can use it together with AS3 (like compiling a swc or loading in the engine at runtime as a swf and do your stuff through it)? /David
